I'd like to know where these salt and pepper mills are manufactured?
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While both the salt and pepper mills are designed in England, they are both manufactured in China. I too have been happy with the product.
14922
Still tracking. According to a store in Oregon they are Made in China; designed in England.
14923
Although they are designed in England, they are manufactured in China. I actually did not know this when I bought them. I have been very happy with the quality.
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I am not sure where these are made but I am sure it was not China. I will say they have been the finest salt & pepper grinders I have ever had. You will love them. Even the grind on the pepper is adjustable.
1207479
I believe these are made in Sheffield, England. The company name is E. Garlick & Son and they are now owned by Thomas Flinn & Company.
115133
Not sure where they are manufactured. I have owned them for quite awhile so I no longer have the packaging. They seem to be 100% stainless. Love them. Use them everyday.
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This pepper mill says is made in Greece. It has Greek Key design around the mill as Well. We have both it and the salt mill. We looked and looked because we like LOTS of pepper and wanted something more substantial than many of the mills out there, but did not want the "twist top". This was the only mill we could find that met our criteria for a crank top, that we wouldn't have to refill constantly, and had a sturdy grinder that wouldn't give up with constant use. I am happy to say that it has delivered in all areas. The salt mill has a plastic grind mechanism to avoid corrosion probably, and a slightly smaller handle without notches. The only way to tell the two mills apart, other than turning it over to see the grinder, is by the handle and the two little screws holding the pepper grinder are missing on the salt mill. I want to add that I also own two Atlas pasta makers. They can't be beat when it comes to uniform pasta thickness. Something that you really appreciate if you don't have it! Knowing the quality of the pasta maker really helped us accept the cost of the mill, knowing it would be made with the same precision. Pasta maker is made in Italy... So may be a different company.
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In the USA Manufacturing facility is located in Monaca, PA Headquarters in Lancaster, Ohio I don't have anything on the bottom of mine. It came on the labels in them. It could be the ones from Mexico are from a different company
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No , they are made in Taiwan. Also I had a problem with my right angle grinder. I contacted AP, they offer to send me a replacement parts or I could just mail the unit to their service center in S. CA
1969625
Most pepper mills can't be used for salt. Salt and metal grinders don't get along.
1086928
They were made in China. I wish I had known that. It would be nice if Amazon disclosed where products are made.
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Sorry there were no markings on the product or paperwork showing where they are made.
822298
I don't know where they are made but I've been very pleased with the quality and durability. My two teenagers use them and they've held up beautifully.
311135
The company is from San Antonio, Texas. I could not find any identifying documentation on the unit or in the documentation that indicates where it was manufactured. The company does have a large manufacturing facility in Mexico ( I would suspect it was made there). My unit has performed very well and I am pleased with the design.
198982
I bought this for my granddaughter and she loved it. I'm sorry but I don't know where it was manufactured.
2217826
Your friend is correct. I recently purchased this pepper mill and I am very disappointed with the performance and quality. I have several Rosle items and they are a much better quality (made in Germany). I would not buy this pepper mill.
1016251
I believe that they are made in China while I can't find the information off hand, I think I read it somewhere while researching.
1912726
They are made in France. I Googled the question and was happily surprised to find they are a good company.
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Good question!! They don't say one them where they are made, it just says CIA - Culinary Institute of America, 10/18 Stainless Steel. But doing some research I found they have 4 offices/plants, 3 in the US and one in Singapore. So, hmmmm? They are very nice quality, and they are heavy for the size. I like using them. I agree with S. Saylor, I will have them a long time, and they will last long enough to hand down generations!!
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I am not sure of the production date as I have got rid of them. I do not remember exactly where they were manufactured but I think it was somewhere like China or Taiwan or India or something.